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What are the classifications of Arnold-Chiari malformation in terms of severity?
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Dr Jonathan Evans
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Registered Osteopath Focusing onInjury Recovery, Scoliois, Shoulder & Neck ProblemsPre & Post Pregnancy TreatmentPaediatric Osteopathy For Babies & Children View Profile
Types I, II, IIi & IV exist - type III very serious, diagnosed at birth severe neurological problems, Type IV unfortunately is incompatible with life.
Types I & II can vary in severity, i have treated a patient with Type II, my wife, she has kindly shared part of her story at
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